STABILOEASYcolors - Ergonomic Colouring Pencil - Right-Handed - Pack of 12 - Assorted Colours with Sharpener

On the advice of a primary teacher I purchased these colouring pencils for my grandson. The package was delivered on time as stated and was well-packed. The grip is really useful to strengthen the minor motor skills of infant school children. I would recommend. Communication on the seller’s part has been excellent.

These are our favourite colouring pencils for small hands! My children are 4&6 and this is the second set of these colouring pencils which we've had. They're really easy to hold, encourage correct pencil grip and the colour quality on the paper is exceptional. We will probably continue to buy these as they work so well!My only gripe is that the sharpener that comes with it is a bit naff, so invest in a decent sharpener for thick pencils.

Easy to hold, bright, perfect softnessHigher price is justified, it's the 2nd pack I got for my son (1st was brought to him as a souvenir from Prague, and he was using only those pencils until they ended)

It was fantastic to see my friends little girl enjoying colouring in a picture for the first time without destroying it .The happiness on her face was fantastic to see

These are fantastic.

I bought these for my 4 year old, he is left handed and teaching him how to hold a pencil and colour in wasn't easy. This was a worthwhile investment, he knows how to hold the pencil (after a short while he got it, thanks to the grip circles on the pencils!) they are of such good quality they'll last a while. I love how the pack opens for left handed people and it included a left handed sharpener. It's made life a lot easier and my son has improved in his colouring... All ready to start formal education! I was worried that he'd be held back by not being able to hold the pencil, these have made a huge difference!

My just turned 5 year old son has been fiercely resisting colouring, drawing, writing or anything really that resembles school, and as a consequence his school has referred him to an occupational therapist (ergotherapeut?) in an effort to boost his fine motor skills. I bought these in an effort to try to encourage him to at least try colouring!! I will still have to pretty much force him to sit down as he would much rather be doing something else,but we have had 2 successful colouring sessions so far.. His fine motor skills won't develop overnight, but because these pencils sit nicely in his hand he did feel more confident colouring and seemed to enjoy it- so much so that he actually said 'I didn't know that colouring could be so much fun!' Hopefully we will also have many more successful colouring sessions - but I don't want to push it either!!The colours are very nice and bold, and cover properly unlike some cheap pencils... They are chunkier than most, but sit well in a small hand.. They don't seem to break too easily. They are easy to sharpen and I realise I will have to monitor sharpening as my boy rather oversharpened one so it is now about an inch shorter than the others, not I think because it kept breaking but because he was just enjoying himself!!I gave the pencils 4 stars rather than 5 because they are quite expensive but I suppose if you compare them individually with artist's pencils they aren't so extortionate!I do recommend them, not just for children who are struggling with 'normal' pencils but all children really as I think it will be difficult to go back to 'normal' pencils after these..

The main reason I got these pencils over others is the grooves and the triangular shape . The grooves are a constant reminder to children to check and correct their grip. We have both a left handed and a right handed set. We also have the Easygraph and Easygraph S range of Stabilo pencils. So as you can tell, I am a big fan of these.They come in a very handy case which can be used for storage and they are a very appealing set of pencils. A little expensive but I think they are worth it.